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by dnissley 4y ago
In this case the commenter is specifically referring to the class of people who own a home they live in.
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by dnissley 4y ago
As many others have mentioned, the conditions are far more controlled and consistent for athletes. On another level we're also talking about different socioeconomic classes. For obvious reasons it's much more common for upper clas
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by dnissley 4y ago
How would they even know? Assuming they keep quiet about it
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by dnissley 4y ago
While IANAL this article doesn't seem to state that. It focuses on two court opinions which have ruled on specific credential sharing situations (wrt the CFAA) where courts have stated in their opinions that their findings don't a
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by dnissley 4y ago
It's not illegal in the United States. It's probably against the terms of service but that is up to the company to enforce, and has nothing to do with the legal system.
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by dnissley 4y ago
IIRC (from reading Caplan's case against education) this outcome in itself is not terribly controversial. What may be is the idea that educational IQ gains are sticky beyond the period of schooling. E.g. school raises IQ while you&#x27
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by dnissley 4y ago
Just browsing the comments so far I can't believe no one has asked: What is it you want to do? It's not at all clear from your post what you are trying to achieve. Do you want to do all of these things equally? It sounds like you&
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by dnissley 4y ago
Yeah but they're also possibly less the type to go out of their way to hunt for Southwest flights, which don't ever show up on aggregators
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by dnissley 4y ago
Pretty sure this is not a secret to anyone that has ever used AWS
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by dnissley 4y ago
I've been experimenting lately with different forms of dairy. For as long as I can remember, cow's milk has given me issues with acne and other related skin/inflammation issues. It's not lactose intolerance, since I get
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by dnissley 4y ago
Is there anything that could take meat's place? Presumably we wouldn't want to just eat a lot more carbs and instead eat something that's got a similar amount of protein (the thing that seems to make meat nutritionally unique
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by dnissley 4y ago
I think it depends on your reaction to those imaginings. I do a decent amount of "staring into the abyss." It's actually a way for me to calm my anxiety. Because once I walk through the worst case scenarios in detail, I can a
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by dnissley 4y ago
The problem with this is that each person's definition of older/unfashionable differs. Some people think of java that way! And I would say they're wrong. Cobol on the other hand...
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by dnissley 4y ago
I have observed that many small landlords are speculating on a longer term payoff of the property greatly increasing in value, are not present but planning on moving back in at some point, or own outright and have out of date ideas about ma
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by dnissley 4y ago
Or if you're not sticking around long term.
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by dnissley 4y ago
Yes
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by dnissley 4y ago
You'll see that I noted that in my original comment
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by dnissley 4y ago
Also true! Stopped clocks, etc.
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by dnissley 4y ago
But so were hundreds/thousands of other people, most of whom did not go on to found companies rivaling Tesla and SpaceX.
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by dnissley 4y ago
This feels disingenuous. Elon Musk was barely more than a nobody when he got involved with Tesla and started SpaceX. Fenty was founded after Rihanna had scored countless hits and was basically a household name.
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by dnissley 4y ago
Where is "here" exactly?
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by dnissley 4y ago
When I disagree with someone, I do not necessarily think they're stupid. That's a needlessly polarizing mindset.
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by dnissley 4y ago
I have no idea exactly what cocomelon is like, but just from googling around it seems like the video equivalent of a playground where everything is padded and it's almost impossible to hurt oneself in the smallest way. There is no misc
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by dnissley 4y ago
Exactly! If conditions are so bad in a company that 99% of it's workers immediately sign on to a union then that means something very different than when you can only get 51% of workers to eventually sign on. Collective bargaining is
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by dnissley 4y ago
Please reach out to me at ** -- lxe got to it first.
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by dnissley 4y ago
Interesting, I got: > 1023 squared is 1048129, which is an odd number. To determine whether a number is even or odd, you can check whether it is divisible by 2. If it is, it is an even number. If it is not, it is an odd number. In this c
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by dnissley 4y ago
This comes up every thread about layoffs -- accepting responsibility means not passing the buck and saying "it was out of our control!" or "this was due to outside circumstance X". The explicit consequences are up to the
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by dnissley 4y ago
So you agree that browsers can increase marketshare by adding features?
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Even just "follow" functionality would be great.
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by dnissley 4y ago
I agree that rendering engine alone won't move the needle. Users may care about features though: PWAs and extensions that don't need to go through the app store review process are the big ones. Example: "Firefox has an exte

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